I remember this show well...my first time seeing Phil and Friends. Took the bus from the parking lot up to the venue. What a beautiful view and a great show! It was windy and I didn't bring a jacket so was a bit cold throughout the show but it was all good. It was a great place to see a show but the whole parking lot + bus ride was cumbersome.

A great day it was in little Snoqualmie (remember the waterfall in "Twin Peaks"?). Phil came to play, and play he did. Normally I don't like to talk about my personal experiences in reviews and keep it relegated to the show - but I just have to tell you, it was a lovely place. Pity they couldn't keep it going.

Phil's band had it dialed in right from the beginning - the brave chivalry of "Celebration", the crazy deconstruction during S>F, the continuous "Tears of a Clown" motif they tease throughout (remember how Bruce used to do that with Dark Star, circa '91?)....it's all great. Love the way St. Stephen sounds here as well, so funky...but the real jaw-dropper here is the mathematical precision of Viola Lee Blues - :::::woah, nellie::::: - this is a Frankenstein's monster electrified, folks!

Beautiful music. It really does make you wonder where the Dead could have been in 2001 had Jer survived.

unbelieveable venue. All my good friends got together for the last time- never since. Jer

My brother turned me on to the Dead when I was just a wee teenager and wanted to return the favor so I turned him on to Phil & friends at this show. He had gone to shows from the mid 80's until the early nineties(I think Vegas 92 was his last). Needless to say it blew him away to the point that he said he never heard the Dead play so good at any show he ever went to. What a great way to celebrate the 4th. Great weather, great company, a nice opening set by Moe. and some fantastic jamming by Phil and crew. Our smartest move was heading out during the encore to catch the bus to the parking lot down the mountain. We could hear Dancin as we stood in line and made it on the first round of buses just as it ended. I feel for all the poor souls that had to wait up to an hour just to get to their cars but I'm sure if you asked any of them, they would say it was worth it! :)

On the rail and I remember thinking this music is not making any sense, wirling around inside of my head but at the same time it made total sense not to big of a crowd but hell traffic Prefunked at the Infamous Glider's house......

I was lucky enough to attend this show. With a .moe opener and fabulous NW weather we were all psyched to be at this little used and now closed venue. Phil played wonderfully with the most amazing Viola I've ever heard live or taped. Please listen closely...he's seriously tuning in another planet. The whole place freaked out. I love this music.